St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-25
The Democrats to Hold Ward Oaucuses
Throughout the City To-
morrow Evening.
Political Matters Creating Much Interest
Numerous Candidates in
the Field.
The Police Do Themselves Proud By
kunning Down n Clever
Brace of Burglars.
Two Ladies Go Into the Real Estate
Business - Various
Other News.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUsEs.
InfOrMasiO as TO Time and Place
OF Holding Them.

InfOrmaEiO as TO Time and Places
OF Holding Them.
The Democratic caucuses will be held
throughout the city at 7:S0 O'clock to-mor-
row evening. In all of the new wards
wards, with the exception of the Eighth.
precinct caucuses will be the rule. The
chairman of each caucus is requested to
designate messenger to bring the result of
his caucus 10 the Algonquin club room i'm
mediately upon adjournment.
FIRST WARD.
The precinct caucuses of the First ward
will be held Saturday evening at the follow
ing places:
First precinct, 1927 Main street northeast;
Second, Germunia hose house; Third. Ger
mania hall; Fourth, Tobin's rink: Fifth, cor
ner Second avenue northeast and Fourth
street; Sixth, No. Il Main street northeast.
immediately after the caucuses the delegates
elected will meet in convention at Germania
hall and nominate candidate for alderman.
BY order OF Il. NJ. Burke, ward chairman.
THIRD WARD.
Fourth precinct, Twelfth avenue hose
house, 10 elect eight delegates. P. g. Bof-
ferding, chairman. Fifth precinct. Turner
hall, twelve delegates. J. c. Myers, chair
mau.
Fifth precinct, 1929 Nicollet, four delegates.
a. s. Keyes, chairman. Sixth precinct,
Cheeseman's stable Oh Eighth street. between
First and Nicollet avenues, six delegates.
Seventh precinct, Chemical engine house on
Third street, seven delegates. j.. n. Priester,
chairman.
SEVENTH WARD.
The Seventh ward Democratic caucuses
will be held as follows: First precinct, Hose
House No. Is, Seventeenth avenue between
- .,
mittee, W. A. Parr, Thomas May Capt. ]. H.
Huntington; Second precinct, 2510 Twenty
fifth avenue south, committee, James Me-
Call, - OdegardaE, j. Rumpf; Third pre-
cincT, 1902 Minnenaha avenue, committee,
William Adams, William O'Connor Henry
HarstkarIa. By order of J. j. Henry, chair
man ward committee.
OUTLYING WARDS.
The Eighth ward caucus will be held at
Avery hall at 7:50 D. In. r. E. Bader, chair
man.
The Democrats of the Second ward will
meet in caucus in the several precincts,
Saturday, March 26. at o'clock p. m. to
be held at Turner hall Minneapolis March
so, at 3 o'clock p. m, the said delegates to
also place in nomination a candidate for
alderman, as follows:
First precinct Z, Second 3, Third 3. Pre-
cnct CommitteeS-First precinct, L. S. Sails
bury, Ed Conroy, NJ. Nowack; caucus at
Cataract engine house. Second precinct, b.
Brown, o. NJ. HanScom, G. d. Perkins; eau
Gus ut Seventh avenue and Eighth street
southeast. Third precinct, j. G.. Moore, J.
X. Quigley, C. H. StultZ; caucus at Four
teenth avenue and Fourth street southeast,
Spears block; chairman Of the ward COM
mittee, Jacob Becker.
Sixth Ward Democratic CaucuseS-Dem-
ocratic precinct caucuSeS will be held in the
sn,1f, 11-fio
at o'clock, TO elect delegates as follows:
First precinct S delegates; to be held at
2lS Eleventh avenue south. Second precinct,
Z delegates; 209 Nineteenth avenue south.
Third precinct, 8 delegates; corner Fourth
and Nineteenth avenues south. Fourth pre-
cinct, delegates; 2106 Riverside avenue
Fifth precinct, delegates; 1920 Fifth street
south. Sixth precinct, 10 delegates; 502
Thirteenth avenue south.
The delegates viii hold ward convention
on the same evening at Martins hall.
NJ. +. Bailey, of the Twelfth ward was the
choce.of all of the workmen of the South
Minneapolis glass works for alderman at the
meeting held in the works on Tuesday even
ing. MIR. Bailey will be a candidate at the
Democratic caucus tomorrow night.
j. W. Lansing has been nominated by the
Eighth ward Prohibitionists as their candi-
date for alderman. The following delegates
10 the convention were chosen: A. E. Kelly,
G. F. Getty, G. a. Sweet, Alexander Perry
Rev. j. NJ. Bull, E. L. Sly, Rev. J. P. Pink
ham. a. P. Peterson, J. w. Lansing, George
Maskell, Rev. P. ]. Higgins, G. \. Burner.
The Democratic caucus of the Ninth ward
is hereby called to meet at the Ninth ward
engine house on Saturday evening, March 20,
TO place in nomination three candidates for
aldermen and also to select twenty delegates
TO attend the city convention at 1880 o'clock.
j. b. Flanagan, chairman of ward committee.
The Democratic caucus of the Tenth ward
will be held on Saturday, at 1880 D. m, at the
corner of Thirty-third avenue and Second
street north. G. F. Baxter, chairman.
The Twelfth ward caucus, by order of
Charles Tufts, committeeman, will be held at
p. IN. at the corner of Fort avenue and
Thirty-seventh street.
The Eleventh ward Democratic caucus will
be held at 2006 Cedar avenue, March 26, at S
D. ~, to elect twenty delegates to the city
convention on March 80 at Turner hall, and
to nominate two candidates for aldermen.
Nj. H. Shay, ward chairman.
To Democratic Precinct Chairmen.
The chairman of each Democratic pre-
cinct committee is respectfully requested to
bring in the result of his precinct caucus,